John Cain Arena News
Melbourne Arena renamed John Cain Arena
Melbourne’s 10,300-capacity multi-purpose venue has officially been renamed John Cain Arena, in honour of former Victorian Premier the Hon John Cain.
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Melbourne Arena to be renamed in honour of John Cain
A little over a year after being rebranded Melbourne Arena, the Melbourne Park venue is set to be given another new name - John Cain Arena.
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Basketball boost for Melbourne Arena
The new NBL season tips-off in Melbourne Thursday with the new local derby between United & Phoenix, with fans set to witness a range of improvements at Melbourne Arena.
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Melbourne Arena new name for Hisense
Hisense Arena has a new name. Effectively immediately, the multipurpose indoor venue is now known as Melbourne Arena.
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$363m Upgrade for Melbourne Park
Melbourne will become the first Grand Slam host in the world to boast three undercover courts under a major redevelopment of the Melbourne Tennis Centre.
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Vodafone Arena becomes Hisense Arena
Melbourne and Olympic Parks Trust today confirmed that Melbourne's premier indoor sports arena will have a new name from 1 July 2008 following the announcement by Hisense of its new naming rights partnership.
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Payout for Vodafone Arena name change
Taxpayers have funded a payout to telecommunications company Vodafone for loss of naming rights during the Commonwealth Games.
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Games naming snub angers Vodafone
Vodafone has reacted angrily after having its name deliberately removed from the official list of Commonwealth Games venues.
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Vodafone's signal fades as Telstra deal looms
Vodafone Arena could get a name change during the Commonwealth Games because of a possible sponsorship deal with Telstra.
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